The basic identification method of wild ginseng is to look at the "five shapes" and "six bodies" as follows: five shapes refer to the whiskers, reeds, skins, lines and bodies
(1) whiskers: long whiskers, old and tough, sparse and long, which are decorated with millet-like bumps known as the "pearl point". The color white and tender crisp (commonly known as water beard), is not pure wild ginseng.
(2) rushes: rushes longer, divided into two sections of rushes, three sections of rushes, line rushes, goose neck rushes. Two section of the reed - there are horse teeth reed and round reed. Three-section reed - there are horse teeth reed, round reed and pile flower reed.
The so-called horse's tooth reed, is the rhizome on the stem marks obvious, shaped like a horse
tooth-like, more in the upper part of the rhizome. The so-called round reed, is the rhizome of the stem marks due to the long years and long flat, shaped like a cylinder. The so-called geese neck reed, is the rhizome slender, slightly curved, such as geese neck shape. The so-called line reed, is due to the long years, the rhizome on the reed bowl long flat, rhizome and thin and long.
(3) skin: old skin, yellow-brown, dense texture and glossy. If the skin is tender and white, it is not pure mountain ginseng.
(4) Stripes: at the upper shoulder of the hairy root, there are fine and deep screw-like horizontal stripes. If the horizontal lines are rough, shallow and incoherent, it is not pure ginseng.
(5) Body: refers to the hairy root (see six bodies).
(5) Body: refers to the hairy root (see six bodies).
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